Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Stephenson

Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode during the PDC World Darts Championship! The boys start the show with a look at the top performers from the opening four days of action at Alexandra Palace (1:50). PDC world youth champion Gian van Veen (11:10) stops by ahead of starting his PDC World Championship campaign on Monday. Van Veen reflects on becoming the first Dutch winner of the PDC World Youth Championship last month, playing through dartitis in last year's world youth final against Luke Littler, going full-time as a professional this year and cracking the world's top 32 in less than two years with a tour card. Alex and Burton continue their look back at the first four days at Ally Pally by discussing the title prospects of Gerwyn Price, Nathan Aspinall and Peter Wright, who all won through their second-round ties to make the last 32 (28:15). JDC World Championship finalists Daniel Stephenson (37:12) and Lex Paeshuyse (48:58) call in ahead of facing each other at Ally Pally on Saturday. The teenage duo reflect on their early years playing the game, with Daniel following in the footsteps of his dad Mark Stephenson to play on the Ally Pally stage, whilst Lex discusses his emergence in 2024 and playing on the Lakeside and Ally Pally stages at just 13 years old. The boys wrap up the show with a look ahead to the remaining first and second round ties in the PDC World Championship (1:03:11). Join the Darts Strava King group on Strava *** This podcast is brought to you in association with Darts Corner - the number one online darts retailer! Darts Corner offers the widest selection of darts products from over 30 different manufacturers.  Check out Darts Corner here: UK site US site Netherlands site Check out Condor Darts here: UK site *** The Weekly Dartscast is excited to announce it has agreed a new sponsorship deal with kwiff. A growing name in the sports betting sector, kwiff was an official sponsor of the 2023 WDF Lakeside World Championships and has also worked with several other big names in the darts industry. Set up an account and enjoy a flutter on the darts by opening an account on the kwiff website or via their app (iOS / Android). 18+. Terms and conditions apply. Begambleaware.org – please gamble responsibly. *** Sponsorship available! Want your business advertised on the show? Email weeklydartscast@gmail.com for more details and a free copy of our new sponsor brochure! *** Enjoy our podcast? Make a one-off donation on our new Ko-Fi page here: ko-fi.com/weeklydartscast Support us on Patreon from just $2(+VAT): patreon.com/WeeklyDartscast Thank you to our Patreon members: Phil Moss, Gordon Skinner, Connor Ellis, Charlie Gibbs

In this episode, Mark Stephenson gives us a message titled "Finding Common Ground" as part of our sermon series "Do Unto Others" during the worship service on October 6th, 2024.Sunday Replay is a part of the Harmony Podcast Network.Learn more about Harmony-Toluca Lake:IG @Harmony_TLCFB @HarmonyTLwww.HarmonyTL.orgmedia@HollywoodUMC.org

In our most recent podcast, we had special guest Mark Stephenson on, a senior partner in a big-four professional services firm, and issues such as how to maintain smooth synergy in your workflow between a personal and professional organisational system.

Housing affordability has become a crisis in Canada, and we must prioritize innovative designs, building techniques, and technology to boost productivity and close the supply-demand gap. Prefabricated homebuilding promises faster, more cost-effective alternatives to traditional construction methods — and if scaled correctly, a solution to address home prices and rent relief. We're joined by three prefab experts using technology to rethink construction; Craig Mitchell, Principle at BlackBox Offsite Solutions; Michele Tung, CEO at homeD Modular; and Mark Stephenson, CEO at Qube Building Systems.

With questions inspired by Mark Stephenson, Kevin Richey, John Daly, Michelle Shortt and Muriel Cockburn. At the end a question from Grant McLanaghan. Recommendations: Ruth A Very Stable Genius: Donald J. Trump's Testing of America Richly sourced and highly readable . . . Sheds new light on how the 45th president tests the boundaries of the office while trying the patience and dignity of those who work for or with him. It is not just another Trump tell-all or third-party confessional - Guardian https://www.waterstones.com/book/a-very-stable-genius/carol-d-leonnig/philip-rucker/9781526609090  Stuart The New Highland Clearances Time and again local people, impacted by a series of issues surrounding transport, infrastructure and opportunities, have described the region as being in the midst of a 'New Highland Clearances'. Over the coming week we will examine those issues, feature local voices and ask if the viability and very futures of rural communities in Scotland are under threat. Here senior reporter at The Herald, Caroline Wilson, looks ahead to what we will cover. https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/24075771.new-highland-clearances-herald-series-starts-monday/ Eamonn The Irish Civil War THE IRISH CIVIL WAR tells the epic and often challenging story of the origins, conflict and legacy of the civil war that took place in Ireland in 1922 and 1923. Narrated by Brendan Gleeson https://www.pbsamerica.co.uk/series/the-irish-civil-war/ Brotherhood: The Inner Life of Monks The monks of Mount St Bernard Abbey, a community of 25 men, more than half of whom are over 80 years old, are opening the first Trappist brewery in the UK. For their historic, countercultural lifestyle to survive, the venture must succeed. In the meantime, as the monks reflect on spirituality, ageing and the end of life, the number of burials in the abbey graveyard continues to grow https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000tpzb/brotherhood-the-inner-life-of-monks

In this podcast, Marcus talks with Mark Stephenson about his life in print, his role at Fujifilm, what excites him about print technology and more specifically the JetPress, what to expect from Drupa, the importance of belonging, connecting and creating your own serendipity. Mark is an inspiring person to talk with, full of energy, knowledge and experience, his enthusiasm is infectious and his optimism for the future is reassuring! More about Mark:Mark is product manager for digital printing and press systems at Fujifilm Europe and the key spokesperson for the company's digital offering and related workflows.Mark started his 47-year career in the print industry at the age of 16 as a letterpress compositor. Following a few ‘wilderness years' of employment outside of print, Mark returned to the industry in 1989, supplying Apple Macintosh to designers, repro houses and printers. In the mid-90s, he became a Fujifilm customer in his role as marketing manager for a chain of professional photographic labs. He's been working at Fujifilm Graphic Systems in a variety of roles since 1999.Listen on:Apple PodcastGoogle PodcastSpotifyWhat is FuturePrint? FuturePrint is a digital and in person platform and community dedicated to future print technology. Over 15,000 people per month read our articles, listen to our podcasts, view our TV features, click on our e-newsletters and attend our in-person and virtual events. In 2024, we hope to see you at one of our events: FuturePrint TECH at IME West, 6-8 February, Anaheim, California, USA FuturePrint TECH Packaging & Labels, 28-29 February, Valencia, Spain FuturePrint TECH AI for Print, 16 April, Cambridge, UK FuturePrint TECH Digital Print for Manufacturing, 6-7 November, Cambridge, UK

A CRO needs to invest ahead of time on when you're going to start getting predictable revenue. In this episode of Tech Sales Insights, we have the last part of our conversation with Mark Stephenson, Go-To-Market Advisor for multiple tech companies.Mark talks about the best way to identify ICP in situations when ownership is sporadic. He also shares his insights on the PLG motion and how AI might affect the work of inside sellers in the near future.  INSIGHTS OF THE DAYMARK: It's like playing chess once you see repeatability“If it's a repeatable sales motion, okay good I'm interested as a channel partner,  but what's the return on invested capital? Is it predictable margins? Is the street price consistent? Am I going to get twenty-plus gross margin on resale? That calculus has got to work otherwise you're going to get a head fake. The channel partner might say they'll sell it but they won't dedicate resources to it." Don't miss out on our previous episodes and watch out for the next ones!E125 Part 1 - MAPPING THE CUSTOMER JOURNEY: Customer Success Through Go-to-Market: https://tech-sales-insights.simplecast.com/episodes/e125-part-1-mapping-the-customer-journey-customer-success-through-go-to-marketE125 Part 2 - LONG-TERM PROFITABILITY: Think About Where Cash is King: https://tech-sales-insights.simplecast.com/episodes/e125-part-2-long-term-profitability-think-about-where-cash-is-king Find out more about Mark Stephenson in the link below:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-s-2b28054/ This episode of Tech Sales Insights is brought to you by: Sales Community: https://www.salescommunity.com/Modigie: https://modigie.com/ 

What we've known before as the legacy VP of sales has now morphed into roles that cover other aspects that may or may not involve marketing. In this episode of Tech Sales Insights, Randy continues the conversation with Mark Stephenson, Go-To-Market Advisor for multiple tech companies.This time, Mark discusses the role of CRO and where he thinks marketing should actually report to. He also talks about the best ways to find talent during the hiring process and his advice for those that were affected by the recent tech layoffs. INSIGHTS OF THE DAYMARK: You become a better leader after experiencing the role yourself“I do think a systematic leader can become a really good CRO and business partner to the CEO by having the full go-to-market function of marketing, sales, customer success, RevOps altogether so that you can tune it to the business." Don't miss out on our previous episode and watch out for the next ones!E125 Part 1 - MAPPING THE CUSTOMER JOURNEY: Customer Success Through Go-to-Market: https://tech-sales-insights.simplecast.com/episodes/e125-part-1-mapping-the-customer-journey-customer-success-through-go-to-market Find out more about Mark Stephenson in the link below:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-s-2b28054/ This episode of Tech Sales Insights is brought to you by: Sales Community: https://www.salescommunity.com/Modigie: https://modigie.com/ 

Focus your entire go-to-market around the adoption of high users that will expand with you and you can eventually build a great business around it. In this episode of Tech Sales Insights, Randy welcomes Mark Stephenson, Go-To-Market Advisor for multiple tech companies.Today, Mark talks about go-to-market alignment and how to approach it for increased efficiency and leverage. He dives into the importance of a great GTM engine and how the concept of product-market fit comes into play. INSIGHTS OF THE DAYMARK: Make sure customer paths are well-defined“If you define that process, you'll find bottlenecks, you'll find inefficiencies and that's the best place to add technology, by the way, is once you really understand the process. Otherwise, you're just going to use technology to speed up a bad process and do the wrong things quicker." Find out more about Mark Stephenson in the link below:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-s-2b28054/ This episode of Tech Sales Insights is brought to you by: Sales Community: https://www.salescommunity.com/Modigie: https://modigie.com/

Business Transitions Forum is an annual conference for entrepreneurs about growth and transitions. May 09, 2023, at Metro Toronto Convention Centre. In this conversation, we have Mark Stephenson president of Cube Business Media, the organizer of the Business Transitions Forum, with Rasheed Walizada. Link to register with 25% discount code CBO25 https://businesstransitionsforum.com/toronto/ To learn more about all our programs visit Canadian Business Owner - Multicultural Entrepreneurs.

Mark Stephenson is back for one last round with Randy in this latest episode of Tech Sales Insights. In today's discussion, Mark talks about different ICPs in different industries, tips for sales leaders looking to hire new talent, the flag method of candidates, and finding the best customers by looking at who needs your product the most. Stay tuned until the end to learn the best from Mark. INSIGHTS OF THE DAYMARK: A SALES LEADER'S ROLE IN HIRING“The key is not HR, but the sales leader should define what the spec is for an AE or a BDR. Anybody who's a sales leader anywhere in their role, not HR, you need to define the spec that you're going for. If you don't do it in granular detail, then you're gonna get hornswoggled by somebody that's a fast talker that you like that is outside of your spec, classic blunder in hiring.”MARK: HIGHEST NEED, BEST CUSTOMER“You want to focus on customers that have the highest need for what you have, that they're going to be able to adopt and expand with you, and you could build a great business around it.”Don't miss out on our previous episodes and watch out for the next ones!E115 Part 1 - THE BASICS OF ICP: Getting to Know Your Buyer with Mark StephensonE115 Part 2 - THE “C” IN ICP: How to Approach C-Level Buyers Differently with Mark Stephenson Find out more about Mark Stephenson in the links below:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-s-2b28054/Evisort: https://www.evisort.com/ This episode of Tech Sales Insights is brought to you by: Sales Community: https://www.salescommunity.com/Trender.ai: https://www.trender.ai/

It's another round for Randy and Evisort leader Mark Stephenson, and in this episode, the two discuss further the ins and outs of selling to the ICP. Mark first explains the best way to communicate with CEOs or CFOs, especially with elevator pitches, and later talks about how you can differentiate yourself from others by focusing on the impact of your product instead of its usage. Find out more in this latest episode of Tech Sales Insights. INSIGHTS OF THE DAYMARK: HOW TO DIFFERENTIATE YOURSELF FROM EVERYBODY ELSE“You need to peer up the use case, to think behind what's the business case for why they would invest, and even if you're selling infrastructure, if you have a business focus around metrics of improvement, and why they will buy the solution your way differentiated from everybody else.” Don't miss out on our previous episode and watch out for the next ones!E115 Part 1 - THE BASICS OF ICP: Getting to Know Your Buyer with Mark Stephenson Find out more about Mark Stephenson in the links below:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-s-2b28054/Evisort: https://www.evisort.com/ This episode of Tech Sales Insights is brought to you by: Sales Community: https://www.salescommunity.com/Trender.ai: https://www.trender.ai/

One of the most fundamental factors in being successful with your sales process is knowing your customer, buyer, or prospect, whatever you call them. In this new episode of Tech Sales Insights, Randy welcomes Evisort leader Mark Stephenson, and they will be diving into the world of ICP. Mark starts off by giving his takeaway for the younger generation right off the bat.  He then proceeds with defining what an ICP is and what factors you should consider when identifying and analyzing them. Find out more in this latest episode of Tech Sales Insights.INSIGHTS OF THE DAYMARK: TAKEAWAY FOR THE NEW SELLERS“The harder you work, the luckier you get. The cold calling is foundational.” JOE: ADVICE FOR LAID-OFF PEOPLE“Company size is usually the only thing people are focused on around ICP, you got to look at these other factors, and the reason you focus on ICP is to be more efficient and effective in your marketing campaigns and get higher conversion rates. How spot on is that?” Find out more about Mark Stephenson in the links below:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-s-2b28054/Evisort: https://www.evisort.com/ This episode of Tech Sales Insights is brought to you by: Sales Community: https://www.salescommunity.com/Trender.ai: https://www.trender.ai/

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There's more milk on the world market as milk production grows in the U.S. and in the European Union and New Zealand. Meanwhile, demand for that dairy remains a question in 2023 because of the possibility of a recession. This is the word from a longtime dairy economist Mark Stephenson. He's been enjoying retirement from the Center for Dairy Profitability since November, but took some time with the Mid-West Farm Report this week for the 2023 outlook on dairy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's ahead for dairy? Mark Stephenson is retired, but Extension specialist Lenny Polzin and company are carrying on the work helping dairy farmers make good management decisions. Right now, Polzin is working on the dairy market and price forecasts. He says demand is good, especially for cheese. Even as the dollar remains strong and interest rates continue to rise, there hasn't been pullback on exports, he says.E15 sales are not permanently allowed year-round due to an outdated rule, according to Growth Energy. Attorney Joe Kakesh is Growth Energy's legal counsel. He breaks down why new policy or regulation to expand E15 is a priority.Rachel Kerr, director of brand marketing with Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin, leads experiential marketing projects, such as Cheeselandia. She also predicts 2023 trends. She says consumers want to: elevate the at-home eating experience; enjoy simple pleasures on a budget; live a health conscious lifestyle; and purchase products that don't hurt the environment. The good thing about cheese? It checks all the boxes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some Wisconsin dairy operators are wondering why they're being docked additional money because of the cheese market.  Dr. Mark Stephenson with the Center for Dairy Profitability says that the recent inversion of the barrel and block cheese price is causing disruption in Wisconsin's cheese companies and cooperatives.  He explains what's happening with Pam Jahnke.Weather is helping Wisconsin farmers push forward with the harvest - as long as they don't break down.  Josh Gruett is the co-owner of Waupun Equipment.  He says today's farm equipment is very technical and training service technicians takes more time - IF you can find them!  Gruett says they're doing the best they can and asking farmers to have patience. Stephanie Hoff talks about the battle farmers are doing with herbicide resistant weeds.  Kelly White with Corteva's Resicore herbicide explains the new chemistry combination it offers that might help farmers that feel like they're out of tools/options. The 95th National FFA Convention continues in Indianapolis where Culver's has a major presence.  Allison Demmer, Public Relations Manager for Culver's, says they'll serve over 60,000 scoops of vanilla custard during the convention as part of their "Thank a Farmer" campaign.  Started in 2013, "Thank A Farmer" is about encouraging the next generation of farmers and agribusiness people. Katie Burgess from EverAg joins Pam Jahnke for a live conversation about the dairy markets today - and what dairy producers need to prepare for in 2023.  Risk management tools are key.  Burgess also looks at milk production trends outside the United States - particularly New Zealand.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Many Wisconsin dairy operations have received word that their cheese partner may be making financial changes that negatively impact their farms milk check.  Why?  A rare situation that happened between the price of barrel and block cheese in Chicago. Dr. Mark Stephenson, Dairy Economist at Wisconsin's Center for Dairy Profitability talks with Pam Jahnke and walks people through the situation, and how long he expects it to last.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Mark Stephenson, University of Wisconsin-Madison shared how we can better handle milk on DairyLivestream.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Mark Stephenson shares more information on the proposal: Analyses of Selected Dairy Programs Proposed to Reduce Variability in Milk Prices and Farm Income See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Mark Stephenson shares the basic process of the farm bill.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

UW-Madison's Dr. Mark Stephenson shares insight on the dairy trade. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Mark Stephenson talks about the upcoming Farm Bill and what farmers should be keeping an eye on.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Melbourne is rich in architectural history that is the foundation of how we live, how we have evolved and the social impacts of world events, like war, pandemics, technology, immigration and resources that have shaped the culture of our city. It's important to keep our history alive through the maintenance and retention of local architecture that explains the development of our city and the development of our people. Today, we will be looking at what makes a building heritage, and how we can preserve it.  Mark Stephenson is the Heritage Director at Trethowan - an architectural firm that specialises in heritage projects, interiors and design. 1. What are some of the key factors that could make a house heritage-listed? 2. Most people think that properties built prior to World War II are worth preserving, but should we be thinking about properties built in the 1950's, 1960's, 1970's, 1980's and even, the most boring architectural periods the 1990's? 3. What's the difference between heritage listed and a heritage overlay? 4. What is the Heritage Register?     a). When buying a property, how could we find out if our property is on the register or has a heritage overlay?     b). If I believed my property was worthy of being on the heritage register, what could I do to register it? 5. One of our listeners, Sally from Malvern wants to make changes to her property which is heritage listed. What can she do in terms or renovating or extending the property? 6. Do I need specific trades who are registered for heritage works to work on my property or restore its character?     a). Is there somewhere where I can get a list of those trades?     b). Will they charge me a premium because of their highly recognised skill set? 7. Does a heritage listing or overlay effect the value of my property? 8. Is there anything else our listeners should know about heritage preservation before they go out to a property? CONTACT:  Mark can be contacted at Trethowan on (03) 9421 5448 and by email: hello@trethowan.com.au   For advertising enquiries or to order copy: Call the 'Real Copy Right' Hotline: 5977 8889  Email: orders@realcopyright.com.au As well as sales copy, we can also assist you with:  Rental copy Staff profiles for your new and existing staff members Marketing letters/emails Newsletter articles Marketing material for listing kits, mail outs, etc Website blogs Large scale development brochures and websites

Jill Welke talks with economist Dan Basse, who says the world is facing a commodity super cycle. That means we've produced a record grain crop, but are consuming more than we've produced. He predicts a bullish market into 2023 and 2024. Brazil and surrounding countries are seeing record heat and dryness, recording an average of 107 degrees for one week. Stephanie Hoff and Jen Pino-Gallagher of M3 Insurance go over why food processors are a target for hackers. She says cybercrimes of all types are on the rise, increasing 600 percent as a result of the pandemic due to people working remotely. 2022 is expected to be another record-breaking year for cyberattacks. She says companies of all sizes are at risk of cyberattacks. Highly publicized attacks of large food systems include an Iowa grain cooperative, Colonial Pipeline and JBS. Dairy economist Mark Stephenson breaks down key issues in the dairy industry and how that will impact markets through the rest of the year. This includes the Southwest seeing dairy farms come offline, new dairy processing facilities, spring flush predictions and FMMO reform. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Southwest is seeing dairy farms come offline as the margins become too thin, according to Mark Stephenson, the director of Dairy Policy Analysis at UW-Madison. Unlike the Midwest, many farmers in the Southwest don't grow their own cattle feed. With feed prices going up, dairying is no longer financially viable. Cattle are exiting the market or moving to other parts of the country, including in areas that have added processing capacity or built new facilities, such as in Michigan, western Minnesota and the Dakotas. In other news, spring flush may not bring in the milk it usually does this year to stock up cheese for the busy season. Stephenson predicts a bullish market for cheese this fall. On the policy front, Stephenson expects a FMMO reform hearing soon.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Milk production in the United States has plateaued and it looks like that's a world trend.  At the same time, consumption remains strong.  Dr. Mark Stephenson with the Center for Dairy Profitability discusses the outlook for Wisconsin dairy farmers with Pam. Monday letters were mailed to eligible farms across the state for the next round of financial aid in the Farm Support Program.  Stephanie Hoff talks about details with WI Ag Secretary, Randy Romanski. John Hineberg, market advisor with Total Farm Marketing in West Bend tells Pam that investors are piling on wheat!  Nine year highs and it may not be the end. Speculators are largely where monies coming from - so it's very unpredictable.  He joins her for a live conversation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wisconsin milk production shot up 4.6% this July versus last, and it wasn't the only state that saw a sharp increase.  Dr. Mark Stephenson with the Center for Dairy Profitability gives us his take on the numbers. Wisconsin's potato harvest is underway and Beau Hartline, production manager with Alsum potatoes and vegetables in Arena's watching for quality issues.  He explains his concerns to Pam. Wisconsin's farm land values experienced a 13% increase this year versus last!  Wow!  Amber Keller, ag lender with Town Bank in Janesville says it's not a surprise.  She explains to Pam what elements influenced the increases. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brad Pfaff has always been a champion for Wisconsin agriculture - first as ag secretary, and now as a state senator.  He talks with Scott Schultz about the proposed legislation at the state capitol that could impact WI agriculture. World Dairy Expo is shopping for options when it comes to venues for their 2021 show.  The formal announcement came Wednesday that they're entertaining other bids and will make an announcement yet this spring. Dr. Mark Stephenson, Center for Dairy Profitability, is keeping an eye dairy production trends across the U.S.  He shares his perspective with Pam. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is the first in a series of several about the dairy industry, dairy farmers and their bovine producers. It's a 101 of sorts. In this episode you'll meet a lifelong dairy farmer from New York state, Rich Dirie of Dirie's Dairy Farm. Rich speaks frankly about his farm, how it started and how it got to where it is today. His commentary on his own farm is insightful to what's happening in the industry. You'll also meet dairy industry expert Mark Stephenson from the University of Wisconsin, Madison's School of Agriculture and Life Sciences. There he serves as the Director of Dairy Policy Analysis, which is to say that he knows about the dairy industry and we get into it. Deep. By the end of this episode you will have a pretty good foundation to take on bigger and deeper issues as we go forward. I am sure you will have questions and ideas on what you'd like to hear about, so when you do, reach out and let me know. You can find me at talkfarmtome.com or on Instagram @xoxofarmgirl or @talkfarmtome. Follow along for news and updates. And stay tuned for Episode 2 in this Deep Dive series on Dairy in a few weeks! xoxo

He's a Silicon Valley tech sales veteran, and the Chief Customer Officer for Evisort, an artificial intelligence (AI) technology company, having recently closed a $15 million Series A funding round led by Vertex Ventures and M12, Microsoft's venture fund, with participation by Amity Ventures and Serra Ventures. Overseeing marketing, sales, and customer success, he has complete accountability to build strategy and execution around the full customer lifecycle. He helps clients optimize the use of Evisort's “google for contracts” software-as-a-service (SaaS) contract analytics solution which has embedded AI capability to read and understand the meaning in legal documents like contracts. He helps clients create greater agility and effectiveness around how contracts and legal documents are generated, approved, processed, and renewed. With over 25 years of sales leadership expertise in technology solution sales at high-growth, venture-backed firms as well as at scale enterprises such as Cisco and HP, he previously led Avi Networks where he rapidly scaled the business until the company's successful acquisition by VMware in 2019. Join Randy Seidl and David Nour on this episode of The Sales Community #TechSalesInsights podcast with Mark Stephenson. Don't forget, three quick points: Seidl and Nour host each week's guest at a Twitter Chat, so search Twitter for #TechSalesInsights for the latest updates. We turn the show notes from these podcasts into more in-depth articles, so check them out at SalesCommunity.com. Our next guest will be Bill Swales, VP and Channel Chief at VMWare Americas - don't miss it, wherever you subscribe to podcasts or at SalesCommunity.com/Events. Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/salescommunity/message

He is Chief Executive Officer of Snyk (pronounced Sneek), leading a worldwide organization that is disrupting the security industry. Prior to Synk, he was the Co-CEO, President, and Board Member at Baar, Switzerland-based Veeam Software with over 3,500 employees, 240K customers, and $1 Billion in bookings. His previous leadership roles include SVP and GM of the Americas at VMWare, GM of Watchfire at IBM, EVP of Sales at PTC, and SVP at Computer Associates. He is a graduate of Northeastern University with a BS BA in Accounting and Finance, loves cycling, and spending time with his family. Join Randy Seidl and David Nour on this episode of The Sales Community #TechSalesInsights podcast with Peter McKay. Don't forget, three quick points: Seidl and Nour host each week's guest at a Twitter Chat, so search Twitter for #TechSalesInsights for the latest updates. We turn the show notes from these podcasts into more in-depth articles, so check them out at SalesCommunity.com. Our next guest will be Mark Stephenson, CRO at Evisort - don't miss it, wherever you subscribe to podcasts or at SalesCommunity.com/Events. Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/salescommunity/message

Dr. Mark Stephenson, the Director of Dairy Policy Analysis at University of Wisconsin- Madison chats with Bob Bosold about the roller coaster year 2020 was for the dairy industry. They also look ahead to 2021 with predictions of what is to come. One teacher in Columbia County went above and beyond the call of duty this year, which is why she was recently honored as WFBF's Outstanding Teacher of the Year. Josh Scramlin catches up with Lori Bongert from Rio Elementary School. Market Adviser john Heinberg joins the show to talk about the scorching hot grain markets we saw earlier this week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jamie Rudd and Chris Boulton, co-founders of SoulKind discuss why they launched a magazine (and a movement) during a pandemic and how Mark Stephenson, Product Manager of Digital Printing and Press Systems at FujiFilm helped bring their vision to vibrant reality. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Jamie Rudd: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/jamie-rudd-0057a136 Chris Boulton: https://www.chrisboulton.co.uk/ SoulKind: https://www.soulkindpeople.co.uk/ Mark Stephenson: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/markrstephenson FujiFilm: fujifilmjetpress.com

0:00- Intro 5:00- Tactical vs. Sport Athletes 10:00- What Are Strategies Used for Lack of Sleep in Tactical Athletes? 15:00- Being Able To Perform Under Pressure 20:00- Readiness, Regardless- Be Ready 25:00- Mandated Tools for Recovery 30:00- Brain Activation 35:00- Gross Motor/Fine Motor  40:00- Virtual Word Synaptics 45:00- Sponsor Break 50:00- THC/CBD Effects 55:00- What Is S&C Missing the Boat On? 1:00:00- Effort and Timing of When 1:05:00- Personality Assessments 1:10:00- AIQ in the Military 1:15:00- Conclusion    

Horizon International will be presenting at the exciting The Real Production Show produced by FUJIFILM Europe GmbH on October 27th, 2020.On this episode we sit down with the show's host Mark Stephenson to discuss the upcoming event and what viewers can expect.You can register for the show ahead of time at https://info.fujifilm.eu/secondrealproductionshow.html. (Please check back later if the link is temporarily down)If there's a topic you'd like featured on the next episode of Horizon Radio, send us at email at horizon.radio@horizon.co.jp and put "listener question" in the subject title.To learn more about Horizon finishing solutions visit https://www.horizon.co.jp/global.html.

Class III milk prices whipsawed between $12 and $24 per hundredweight from May to July as the effects of COVID-19 continued to work its way through the supply chain and on consumer demand for dairy products. Now five months after widespread adoption of stay-at-home orders and other pandemic mitigation strategies, what is the outlook for the dairy industry in the remaining months of a tumultuous 2020?Mark Stephenson is Director of Dairy Policy Analysis at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and Director of Wisconsin’s Center for Dairy Profitability. An agricultural economist by trade, he studies milk processing costs and technologies, farm costs and price risk management, as well as dairy policy related to milk pricing and trade. He spoke with Feedstuffs editor Krissa Welshans about how the industry is currently navigating a marketplace still struggling with COVID-19, and how a rough forecast is coming together for milk prices and demand in 2021.Stephenson says long-term strategies in the dairy supply chain have been adjusted to short-term timeframes as challenges persist. He explains that product demand and industry fluidity will remain key as the world grapples with the ongoing impacts of COVID-19.This episode is sponsored by Balchem Animal Nutrition and Health – join Balchem for their Real Science Lecture series, a weekly webinar series featuring ruminant nutrition experts discussing vital topics for today’s dairy industry. You can learn more at BalchemANH.com/RealScience.For more information on this and other stories, visit  Feedstuffs online.Follow Feedstuffs on Twitter @Feedstuffs, or join the conversation via Facebook.   

During this week's episode of NAPS Chat, U.S. House of Representatives Oversight and Reform Committee Legislative Director Mark Stephenson and Bob discuss efforts by Committee Chair Carolyn Maloney to provide financial relief to the U.S. Postal Service in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, Mark and Bob talk about a September 17 committee hearing at which Postmaster General Louis DeJoy will testify; a high-level meeting on Wednesday at the U.S. Capitol that included the Postmaster General; congressional concern about how recent Postal Service operational changes may impact mail service; and the U.S. Postal Service's importance to the 2020 election.

Confused by Producer Price Differentials (PPDs)? Dairy Stream host Mike Austin talked with Mark Stephenson, who is the director of dairy policy analysis at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, about the Federal Milk Marketing Order, Producer Price Differentials (PPDs) and what they are and how they are calculated, what causes a negative PPD, the fluctuations in milk prices and the future outlook for milk checks. Stephenson also co-wrote this document to help make sense of your milk price during COVID-19. Thanks to Agri-King for sponsoring this podcast. This podcast is co-produced by the Dairy Business Association and Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative, sister organizations that fight for effective dairy policy in Wisconsin and Washington, D.C.

Some rain is arriving today as we look at the latest national and state crop-progress reports. We also talk with University of Wisconsin-Madison ag economist Mark Stephenson about the status of prices paid to Wisconsin's dairy farmers. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The milk price roller coaster continues. In spite of high prices for Class III at the CME, producers will not see those results in their June and July milk checks.Dr. Mark Stephenson talks with Joel Hastings of DairyBusiness News and, in spite of the big negative PPDs, reminds us that they are a sign of higher pay prices to come. This noted dairy economist helps us understand what is happening - even without his PowerPoint slides.Dairy professionals will find a lot of useful information in this DairyVoice podcast episode.

In this episode I have the privilege of being joined by one of the leading sport scientists in the country, currently the Director of Player Performance for the Detroit Lions in the NFL, Mark Stephenson. We dive into why VO2 max is so important, and how it can dramatically impact your ability to focus and concentrate. What the pros understand about recovery that amateur athletes don't. His work monitoring and testing the Navy Seals and Police SWAT units. And why exactly he believes that training and recovering smarter not harder is the path to becoming an elite athlete. Full show notes available here: https://goaliehacks.com/ghp-017-recover-smarter-so-you-can-train-harder-w-mark-stephenson-from-the-detroit-lions/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/goaliehacks)

By June 15th, the Wisconsin Department of Revenue will be ready to begin accepting applications for the $50 million in direct financial assistance for all farms in the state.  WI Ag Secretary, Randy Romanski, shares details. Joe Bragger, president of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation says this aid may be small, but welcome.  Bragger says while many farmers are looking out for their neighbors and trying to do things like donate dairy products - they themselves may be going to local food pantry's for assistance. Dr. Mark Stephenson, Center for Dairy Profitability - breaks down what Wisconsin dairy producers can expect from the Coronavirus Farm Assistance Program, or CFAP, administered through USDA Farm Service Agency offices.

Coronavirus Farm Assistance Program - CFAP - is now accepting applications at county Farm Service Agency offices.  Dr. Mark Stephenson, Center for Dairy Profitability, explains what dairies can expect to get for milk - and also marketed livestock. PJ Leisch, UW Entomologist, gets us up to speed on the insect numbers we can expect this year from ticks and mosquitoes to the "murder wasp".

Friday on Adams on Agriculture Dennis Todey, Dir.USDA Midwest Climate Hub gives his national forecast, INTL FC Stone economist Arlan Suderman gives his market outlook and Mark Stephenson, Dir. Dairy Policy Analysis at the University of Wisconsin-Madison discusses the dairy economy.

University of Wisconsin-Madison agricultural economist Mark Stephenson talks about the variety of ways coronavirus is affecting agriculture. We also have our general fare of markets, news, and laughs.

The dairy supply chain is feeling the effects of the unprecedented COVID-19 public health emergency. Dairy Stream host Mike Austin interviews University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Mark Stephenson, an expert on dairy markets and policy. Mark explains the impact on milk price, world markets, buying trends, risk management, borrowing and more. Thank you to Zoetis for sponsoring this podcast. Email us feedback at podcast@dairyforward.com.

DairyVoice podcast Episode 11 features Dr. Mark Stephenson. This noted dairy economist is predicting $20 milk in 2020. However, he adds a word of caution to his projections. In his DairyVoice interview with Joel Hastings of DairyBusiness News, he outlines the factors at play in dairy for 2020. Dr. Stephenson thinks it will be a year of recovery for producers. Mark Stephenson is the Director of Dairy Policy Analysis at the University of Wisconsin - Madison.

Mark Stephenson talks about the various ways dairy contributes to Wisconsin's economy.

Mark Stephenson provides an overview of how Wisconsin's dairy industry fared in 2019 and what might be in store for 2020.

Dr. Mark Stephenson, the Director of Dairy policy analysis at University of Wisconsin, chats with us about dairy in policy, markets, and trade.

The big news flash came when Dean Foods announced they'll be filing Chapter 11 Bankruptcy.  Dr. Mark Stephenson with the Center for Dairy Profitability in Madison says he really doesn't believe it will have a profound impact on milk prices or market movement. Meanwhile Wisconsin farmers are weeks behind with the harvest, and with more snow on the way - it doesn't look like things are getting much better.  If you did harvest wet beans, now what do you do?  Dr. Shawn Conley, UW-Extension Soybean Specialist, coaches farmers up on how to dry down soybeans without dropping quality. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Class III Milk prices have been up one moment, and down the next. Mark Stephenson, Director of Dairy Policy Analysis at UW-Madison shares insight as to why the markets are facing such volatility. Rep. Ron Kind delves into how international trade issues are impacting farmers here in Wisconsin. Bryce Knorr, commodities specialist, shares his knowledge on market prices and what has been impacting them.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

National Farmer Day was October 12th.  Patrick Maier of Waunakee decided to try and connect with the public about environmental practices that day.  Dr. Mark Stephenson talks about milk and dairy beverages. Abigail Martin gives us an Alice in Dairyland update. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bob talks today with University of Wisconsin-Madison dairy specialist Mark Stephenson about what's driving milk prices; Chippewa County 4-H program coordinator Heidi Vanderloop visits to talk about yesterday's youth science day in Chippewa County. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Digital Marketing Pro, pay per click advertising teacher and Podcaster - Mark is a 30 year sales and marketing veteran that specializes in working with small and mid-sized business owners. As the Director of Marketing for ColDesi, Inc. Mark has produced hundreds of hours of video content, managed Google, Facebook advertising, and written a popular eBook on the custom t-shirt.  He is also co-creator and co-host of the industry leading Custom Apparel Startups Podcast since 2015. He’s also an Author of online courses on Pay per Click Advertising (PPC), Local SEO, and the Custom T-Shirt Business specifically. OwnerMarketingSchool.com is Mr. Stephenson’s most recent project. The perfect outlet for his passion for teaching entrepreneurs and business owners how to have better businesses by learning more about marketing. http://customapparelstartups.com http://coldesi.com http://ownermarketingschool.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/markstephenson761/  https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004981606627

Jason Flanagan is the Design Director of leading and award winning London Architects Flanagan Lawrence, where he leads a team on diverse projects including performance arts centres, acoustic structural and urban master plans—including that at Wembley, hotels, spas and residential projects and commercial offices. Jason has a special interest in acoustics and sound, and one of his most innovative projects is Soundforms; the first ever mobile acoustic shell with the capacity for a full orchestra. Soundforms was used as the official bandstand in the Olympic Park in 2012. Jason’s work is also on site with the iconic Riverside Studios in London—providing highly flexible and state of the art Digital Arts Centres. He was also the Director responsible for the conversion of Shepherds Bush Pavilion into an award winning hotel. Jason is changing the way we look, feel, and listen to structures in London and beyond. “I was interested in partly the mixture of the technical side and the creative side—I mean the alternative would’ve been to study art, but I don’t think that would’ve quite worked (laughs) in quite the same way.” [6:44] Sound reached out and gripped Jason while studying for his degree in his third year, which was the first time he got the chance to design a theatre. He also got to go experiment in an echo chamber—an echo free space, a space so silent all you can hear are the inner workings of your own body. [ 9:37] Perhaps Jason’s most unique work in London was the mobile performance acoustic shell—a project that went on to appear at the Olympics in 2012. This project didn’t start normally. It came out of a conversation with a conductor, Mark Stephenson, where he explained that a lot of places he and his performers had to play weren’t acoustically desirable—like outside in a tent, for example. So Jason went about starting to design a reflective and mobile acoustic shell—a project that would go on to be called Soundforms. After making the designs, they were able to set up the company, patent the shell, fund raise, and build their first prototype. While lightweight and mobile—a full-sized version has been commissioned for San Diego’s harbor and will be a permanent installation meant to accommodate a full symphony orchestra. “One of the most enjoyable parts of any project is that early part of the design where you actually don’t know what it is you’re doing. Where you’re still searching—at that moment everything is possible.” [20:20] Flanagan and Lawrence doesn’t just make acoustic shells though. They’ve renovated the Shepherd’s Bush Pavilion into the Shepherd’s Bush Hotel, as beautiful late 1920’s cinema which used to be the largest in Europe and was damaged in WWII. The research that goes into maintaining a historic legacy and incorporating a building’s past, to the present, is astounding. Jason makes sure their designs keep in mind the heart of the original space, and a lot of the features in the foyer are echoes of what was originally there. Riverside Studios is another project the company is undertaking—they are recreating the three studios and orientating them so they face out towards the river. They also have projects around the globe where you can be sure Jason is using his imagination and artistic talent to create unique spaces to captivate and inspire all who see and enter them.   Links Flanagan Lawrence (https://www.flanaganlawrence.com/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/flanlawarch?lang=en)   Support this podcast

Dairy economist Mark Stephenson from the University of Wisconsin-Madison talks about the final report being developed by the state's Dairy Task Force 2.0, and we provide our normal fare of news, markets and chuckles. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dairy farmers may not be able to sign up for the Dairy Margin Coverage program under the 2018 Farm Bill - but they can do a little planning now! Dr. Mark Stephenson, Center for Dairy Profitability, explains some of the options they can choose from. Jim Mulhern from National Milk Producers Federation is also encouraging dairies to evaluate their options under the new Farm Bill. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

University of Wisconsin dairy economist Dr. Mark Stephenson discusses the Dairy Revenue Protection Program and its workings; Scott talks with Occupational Health and Safety Administration compliance assistance specialist Mary Bauer about OSHA's grain-bin safety awareness week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Jay Busselle (Equipment Zone) and Mark Graham (commonsku) sit down with Mark Stephenson, Marketing Director for ColDesi and one of the co-hosts of the popular podcast Custom Apparel Startups. In this episode, Jay and Mark explore why a distributor might bring decoration in-house, and what pitfalls to avoid when going down this path. We also discuss the concept of a “Maker vs a Marketer” which broadly describes the difference between the sales and marketing culture of the promotional products industry vs the manufacturing and production mindset of the apparel decorating industry. How those cultures and mindsets come together is the focus of this podcast. Thanks to our sponsors PPAI and SanMar for supporting this podcast!

Dr. Brian Shilling, Chair of the Kinesiology & Nutrition Sciences at UNLV and former President of NSCA Foundation, and Dr. Andy Galpin, Professor in the Center for Sport Performance in charge of the Biochemistry and Molecular Exercise Physiology Lab  at  California State University, Fullerton talk to the NSCA Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, Scott Caulfield, about the University programs that they work for, their involvement in research, and the and process of grants for strength and conditioning coaches. Follow Andy Galpin on Twitter: @DrAndyGalpin | Find Scott on Twitter: @scottcaulfield Brian.schilling@unlv.edu https://www.nsca.com/about-us/nsca-foundation/ agalpin@fullerton.eduShow Notes “People were very open and welcoming to the new guys.”  10:50 “The people that you meet those first couple conferences. I met Mark Stephenson as one of the first guys I met and we’re still friends to this day.”  12:54 “It’s [NSCA] a great origination to build relationships with because people are approachable.”           13:06 “You can impact those younger kids and it’s career changing.”       16:33 “You need to quantify the things you’re talking about. You can’t just say this is important show me why it’s important and how important it really is.”          22:00 “Thoughts disentangle when they pass thought the lips and the fingertips.” 22:30

Scott is out on an assignment today, but Bob carries on as we talk with University of Wisconsin dairy economist Mark Stephenson about the status of the state's dairy industry. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Governor Tony Evers has announced he's looking forward to the summary and suggestions from the Dairy Task Force 2.0, chaired by Dr. Mark Stephenson from the UW Center for Dairy Profitability.  The entire task force will meet again on Friday in Sheboygan and Stephenson says there's a lot to tackle. Wisconsin soybean grower, Brad Kremer, will be on his way back to Washington, DC, then on to Morocco on behalf of growers.  In agriculture here and abroad, a lot of agreements and contracts are based on relationships.  Kremer explains his take on the WI Soybean Podcast update. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Stephenson, Director of Marketing, at ColDesi and Marc Vila, Director of Marketing at Colman and Company, discuss their podcast, Custom Apparel Startups, and how they help people become  “logoizers” by providing tips, business advice, and yes...equipment, too!  Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:   Custom Apparel Startups: https://customapparelstartups.com Custom Apparel Startups Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/CustomApparelStartUps/ Mark Stephenson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markstephenson761/ Marc Vila: https://coldesi.com/experts-and-authors/ ColDesi: https://coldesi.com/ Colman and Company: https://colmanandcompany.com/

Mike Spaulding interviews UW-Madison's Director of Dairy Policy Mark Stephenson

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In this episode of the coinWeek podcast, we talk to Mark Stephenson, Vice President of PCGS. We ask Mark about the state of modern coin releases one quarter into 2018, how label programs have become more sophisticated in recent years, and what level of effort goes into the design of special coin holders and special PCGS insert programs. It's an insightful conversation about what is happening right now in the coin industry and shows a side of the business that collectors don't often get to hear about. *** This CoinWeek podcast is brought to you by PCGS. Travel back in time to the emergence of the premier third-party coin grading company. For limited time, collectors can secure their coins with throwback versions of the first four PCGS label generations. Visit PCGS dot com slash generation series to get started. CoinWeek is the #1 website online for news and information about numismatics. The CoinWeek Podcast was the 2016 NLG Winner for Best Audio Program. CoinWeek has also won the NLG Award for best numismatic website 5 years running! Copyright © CoinWeek 2018 COINWeek is the most advanced independent on-line media source for print and video Rare Coin and Currency news; with analysis and information contributed by leading experts across the numismatic spectrum. More news and videos about coin collecting at CoinWeek.

Dreams and Movies | Mark Stephenson by Equippers Church Auckland

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Jonathon leads a roundtable about getting involved with local data science projects with the Data for Democracy volunteers who organized meetups in cities around the country for the community’s first hackathon. Thanks to Nic Colley, Daniela, Mark Stephenson, Dave Mattingly, Stephanie Kirmer, Gabriela Swider, and Zach Mueller for joining the...

PCGS VP Mark Stephenson sits down for an in-depth conversation about the state of modern coins, bulk grading, and how increasing certified populations are a normal part of doing business in the rare and not so rare coin market. Mark handles PCGS' bulk services and travels the world trying to "shake the trees" so that high quality rare coins can find their way into PCGS holders. This episode of the CoinWeek Podcast is brought to you by PCGS. The standard in the rare coin grading industry. Visit www.pcgs.com to learn more. CoinWeek is the #1 website online for news and information about numismatics. CoinWeek has also won the NLG Award for best numismatic website 4 years running! Take your hobby the next level! Be sure to share this video with your friends and be sure to check out all CoinWeek has to offer by visiting us at www.coinweek.com. Copyright ©2017 CoinWeek, LLC.

If you think you have excuses for your lack success in this ever increasingly busy book publishing game, Indie or Traditional, then it’s time to get real about what it takes to succeed. Think fourteen hour days, self-education and a boots-and-all attitude that makes me wonder at my audacity to think that I could succeed with my lackadaisical attitude to my business. Elicia Hyde is a marketing expert and she brings everything she’s learnt in marketing in the last fifteen year to marketing and selling her books. Elicia’s first tip is to surround ourselves with people who have been there before us. In Elicia’s case, this was Joanna Penn, Mark Stephenson and Mark Dawson, all of whom share their expertise through blogs, podcasts and/or courses. Coming hot on the heels of that piece of advice is email list building and funnels – our direct FREE line of communication to our readers and Elicia’s Number 1 marketing tool. And after listening to Elicia’s story, I’d love anyone to have an excuse for not trying at least some of the marketing tactics Elicia suggests. Sorry, folks, there goes our ‘we haven’t got enough time’ excuse, right out the window with everything other excuse we’ve been feeding our neurotic selves. This woman’s story is amazing and if her books are half as intriguing then I’m off to buy them all. You can find out about Elicia, The Soul Summoner Paranormal Suspense Series and her other books http://www.eliciahyder.com/ (here).

Mark Stephenson and his partners grew their conference business, Media Edge Communications, to north of $10 million in annual revenue when they were approached by an acquirer. They agreed to a deal that was just shy of eight times EBITDA—85% of the deal was in cash with 15% in an earn-out. If Stephenson had the deal to do over again, he would change his earn-out structure to avoid leaving money on the table. You’ll learn about Stephenson’s earn-out mistake along with: - The emotional impact of selling. - How buyers try to grind you down during diligence (and how to counter). - How to tell the difference between a time-kicker and a serious acquirer. - How long it takes to negotiate the sale of a business.

Data gurus Mark Stephenson and John Hagner sit down with Glenn Thrush to discuss early voting and absentee ballots - what the trends say about campaign strategies and the electorate.

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Joanne Dannon is an Indie author who is as generous with her advice to others as she is with her enthusiasm for everything to do with the business of writing. It is Joanne’s enthusiasm that attracted me to her while I was completing Mark Stephenson’s online marketing course for writers, Your First 10k Readers. If you’re interested in building your writing business then listen to Joanne’s journey where, through sheer tenacity of spirit, she is succeeding in building a loyal fan base and keen readership. She speaks of how networking with other writers sees her collaborating on a book bundle project and how she donates a proportion of her sales to worthy causes of her choosing. Being in control of her own destiny matters to Joanne and if sheer bloody-mindedness and determination is what it takes to be noticed in the ever-burgeoning online ebook space, then this woman will be not only noticed but talked about in the most positive of ways. Read Full Transcript Joanne Dannon Duration: 52.00 Melinda: Welcome to another episode of Writer on the Road. Today I have with me a beautiful romance author Joanne Dannon. Joanne's website says some very nice things about her that she writes "sparkling sassy romances with sigh-worthy endings." So in order to set the mood to talk with Joanne tonight I've lit my candle in the background so that we have the romance, I've got my glass of red wine sitting over here so cheers to you Joanne. The only I haven't got is a handsome hero, but Joanne's hubby has been helping us set up tonight. So we do have our handsome hero floating around in the background here. Welcome Joanne. Joanne Dannon: Thank you, thanks Melinda. Nice to be chatting with you, I do like your podcast so thanks for inviting me to part of one. Melinda: Well I couldn't resist, Joanne and I are members of some writing courses that we're doing online together one of those is called "Your first 10,000 Readers" with Mark Stephenson. Joanne has been experiencing quite a level of success although she'd be a little bit shy about that, with her promotion and marketing of her work. Joanne and I, before we started tonight were discussing the concept of overnight success and we had a little bit of a chuckle because although Joanne is now an overnight success, there's been ten years of hard work going on behind the scenes. So Joanne the quote that I wanted to start with tonight, which I've lost in all the chaos that we've been experiencing, is she writes handsome, "She wrote a story about a handsome, mysterious Englishman, a feisty nanny, an exotic setting, what more can you ask for in a romance novel?" So welcome, would you like to introduce yourself for our listeners please? Joanne Dannon: Okay, my name is Joanne Dannon, I'm an Australia romance author, I love romance, I like romance books and romance movies. So when I started writing it was pretty easy that I would go into the genre that I most liked which is romance. I like to write contemporary romances and I like to make my heroes a little bit different, I've been a long time fan of Mills and Boone, to the presents or the sexy line as it's known in Australia. But most of the heroes are bankers or business man or tycoons and I just wanted to do something a little bit different, so my heroes a little bit different. So with my book that's coming out in October for example he's a scientist looking for a cure for ovarian cancer. I've got the reporter which is obviously with the one that you're talking about with Falling for Mr. Wrong, I've got a lawyer, okay but he's a pretty sexy lawyer. I try to shake it up a little bit and make it a bit different, I just, I write the books that I love, that I want to read. Melinda: I think one thing that we have to remember here is that writing romance is one of the biggest genres in novel writing all around the world. Second, I think coming second are thrillers and adventure novels but romance is right up there. So Joanne...

We check in with Mark Stephenson, Commodore of the Mersey Yacht Club in Devonport, Tasmania just weeks after the biggest storm they have seen in 50 years, swept away their marina and the vessels berthed at it. In this candid chat, Mark shares details of the people and vessels rescued and sad stories of those that were lost. This interview provides a graphic insight into the forces of nature and the major impact a 24-hour storm can have on people’s lives. Nestled on the edge of Bass Strait, one of the most treacherous passages of ocean for sailors in the world, Mark tells us first hand what it was like to see his marina swept away. Visit Ocean Sailing Podcast for offshore sailing opportunities and podcast extras and follow us on Facebook.

In this episode of the Animals’ Voice Pawdcast, we interview Mark Stephenson, Chief Veterinarian at LifeLearn. Mark is here to chat with us about the Voyce Experience – a new device that records data... Through its province-wide network of 50 plus Communities, the Ontario SPCA is one of the largest, most responsive animal welfare organizations in the country, providing care and shelter for tens of thousands of animals every year. The Ontario SPCA is unique amongst animal welfare organizations in Ontario: the Ontario SPCA Act mandates the Society to enforce animal cruelty laws and provides Society Branch and Affiliate investigators with police powers to do so.